Man wanted for deadly shooting in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood

Police need help locating the suspect of a fatal shooting in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood in early April.

According to police, 28-year-old Ayub S. Mohamed — also known as "IU" — is wanted in connection with the killing of 40-year-old David Chuyeshkov. The shooting happened before 2 a.m. on April 2, near the intersection of Summit Ave and Seneca St.

Seattle homicide suspect Ayub S. Mohamed

Photos of Ayub S. Mohamed (via Seattle Police)

Shooting in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood

Timeline:

Officers responded to calls of a shooting at a nearby apartment complex. When they arrived, they found Chuyeshkov in an apartment with gunshot wounds.

Chuyeshkov soon died from his injuries.

Police said the suspect fled the scene after the shooting and has still not been located, though they say they have identified him.

Mohamed is described as a 28-year-old Black man, standing approximately 6'1" and weighing 230 lbs, with a ‘heavy’ build and dark hair.

He is considered armed and dangerous.

If anyone has seen Mohamed or knows of his location, you are urged to call 911 or the Seattle Police Department's violent crimes tip line at 206-344-5000.

The Source: Information in this story came from the Seattle Police Department.

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